Linga Bhairavi Arushi

You must've heard about the Free Tamil Nadu Temples Movement by now. If you haven't yet, please visit freetntemples.org

63 million people in Tamil Nadu don't have the right to manage their own places of worship! You might find it hard to believe that this is happening in a secular nation.

Currently the temples in Tamil Nadu are in the government's control and here are some numbers to show you what's wrong with that ➡️
11,999 temples are dying without a single pooja taking place
34,000 temples are struggling with less than Rs 10,000 a year.
37,000 temples have just one person for pooja, maintenance, security, etc.
1200 idols have been stolen from Tamil Nadu

For over 200 years, governing authorities have kept a stranglehold on temples. Instead of being places of devotion and wellbeing, they have become instruments of revenue generation. The soul of Tamil Culture is crumbling under this pressure.
Tamil civilization grew and flourished around temples. Literature, art, music, trade, agriculture - from birth to death - in every aspect of life, temples played a central role. Temples connect us across thousands of years of ancient Tamil Culture.

You can see various videos of temples in ruins on these accounts ➡️ .foundation


Deities are not mere stone sculptures. They are living sources of energy. As deities break and temples crumble, crores of devotees in Tamil Nadu are going through enormous pain. The fate of Tamil Nadu's sacred temples can change only if devotees are allowed to manage them.

Read more on freetntemples.org and show your support by giving a missed call on 83000 83000

If you want to help save Tamil Nadu Temples but don't know what to do about it, start by giving a missed call on 83000 83000

Sadhguru on Hindu Temples -
"The ancient temples in India, if you are really talking about ancient temples, yes, the temples were built to a certain science called Agama. You have heard of Agama? There are five basic parameters with which the temple was built. If the temple is built according to that – the size and shape of the temple, the size and shape of the parikrama, the size and shape of the garbhagraha or the sanctum, the size and shape of the idol, the Mudra that the idol holds, the mantras that are used to consecrate this if all these things are properly matched it will create a tremendous field of energy.

You need to understand Indian temple is not a place of prayer. There is nobody leading a prayer in the Indian temple. The Hindu temples, there is nobody to lead your prayer. You go there and do what you want. Nobody telling you, ‘You must sit down and pray and do this or that.’ Though now you started the request chit. Paying five rupees and telling God what he should do, you started that recently. Otherwise your culture told you, if you go to the temple, they did not even tell, ‘you must pray,’ but they told you, ‘You must sit there for some time.’ Is that so?

The idea was if there is a strong field of energy, you simply sit there quietly and imbibe this. So, the culture told you, ‘First thing in the morning you have a shower, go sit in the temple, then go out and do… do your business.’ Because once you step into the world, whatever kind of transaction you do, ‘my profit is your loss, your loss is my profit,’ this is how it is, isn’t it? Yes? Every transaction is like this. Isn’t it so? So when you transact like this, you tend to get worked up because somewhere you’re losing, somewhere you’re gaining. One day, may… losses may be more than the gains. It is not just in terms of money; in every relationship transaction also there is loss and gain. Isn’t it so? Yes? So you could get worked up. So morning you go and imbibe this and go into the world, so that you pass through the world smoothly."

If you care about these powerful temples and want to show your support for Free Tamil Nadu Temples Movement, visit freetntemples.org and give a missed call on 83000 83000

63 million people in Tamil Nadu don't have the right to manage their own places of worship! You might find it hard to believe that this is happening in a secular nation.

Currently the temples in Tamil Nadu are in the government's control and here are some numbers to show you what's wrong with that ➡️
11,999 temples are dying without a single pooja taking place
34,000 temples are struggling with less than Rs 10,000 a year.
37,000 temples have just one person for pooja, maintenance, security, etc.
1200 idols have been stolen from Tamil Nadu

For over 200 years, governing authorities have kept a stranglehold on temples. Instead of being places of devotion and wellbeing, they have become instruments of revenue generation. The soul of Tamil Culture is crumbling under this pressure.
Tamil civilization grew and flourished around temples. Literature, art, music, trade, agriculture - from birth to death - in every aspect of life, temples played a central role. Temples connect us across thousands of years of ancient Tamil Culture.

You can see various videos of temples in ruins on these accounts ➡️ .foundation


Deities are not mere stone sculptures. They are living sources of energy. As deities break and temples crumble, crores of devotees in Tamil Nadu are going through enormous pain. The fate of Tamil Nadu's sacred temples can change only if devotees are allowed to manage them.

Read more on freetntemples.org and show your support by giving a missed call on 83000 83000

Can you believe it? 63 million people in Tamil Nadu don't have the right to manage their own places of worship! You might find it hard to believe that this is happening in a secular nation.

Currently the temples in Tamil Nadu are in the government's control and here are some numbers to show you what's wrong with that ➡️
11,999 temples are dying without a single pooja taking place
34,000 temples are struggling with less than Rs 10,000 a year.
37,000 temples have just one person for pooja, maintenance, security, etc.
1200 idols have been stolen from Tamil Nadu

For over 200 years, governing authorities have kept a stranglehold on temples. Instead of being places of devotion and wellbeing, they have become instruments of revenue generation. The soul of Tamil Culture is crumbling under this pressure.
Tamil civilization grew and flourished around temples. Literature, art, music, trade, agriculture - from birth to death - in every aspect of life, temples played a central role. Temples connect us across thousands of years of ancient Tamil Culture.

You can see various videos of temples in ruins on these accounts ➡️ .foundation


Deities are not mere stone sculptures. They are living sources of energy. As deities break and temples crumble, crores of devotees in Tamil Nadu are going through enormous pain. The fate of Tamil Nadu's sacred temples can change only if devotees are allowed to manage them.

Read more on freetntemples.org and show your support by giving a missed call on 83000 83000





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Now that I've got your attention by using a funny trend to talk about a serious issue, here's something you need to know. 63 million people in Tamil Nadu don't have the right to manage their own places of worship! You might find it hard to believe that this is happening in a secular nation.

Currently the temples in Tamil Nadu are in the government's control and here are some numbers to show you what's wrong with that ➡️
11,999 temples are dying without a single pooja taking place
34,000 temples are struggling with less than Rs 10,000 a year.
37,000 temples have just one person for pooja, maintenance, security, etc.
1200 idols have been stolen from Tamil Nadu

For over 200 years, governing authorities have kept a stranglehold on temples. Instead of being places of devotion and wellbeing, they have become instruments of revenue generation. The soul of Tamil Culture is crumbling under this pressure.
Tamil civilization grew and flourished around temples. Literature, art, music, trade, agriculture - from birth to death - in every aspect of life, temples played a central role. Temples connect us across thousands of years of ancient Tamil Culture.

You can see various videos of temples in ruins on these accounts ➡️ .foundation


Deities are not mere stone sculptures. They are living sources of energy. As deities break and temples crumble, crores of devotees in Tamil Nadu are going through enormous pain. The fate of Tamil Nadu's sacred temples can change only if devotees are allowed to manage them.

Read more on freetntemples.org and show your support by giving a missed call on 83000 83000

You must've heard about the Free Tamil Nadu Temples Movement by now. If you haven't yet, please visit freetntemples.org

63 million people in Tamil Nadu don't have the right to manage their own places of worship! You might find it hard to believe that this is happening in a secular nation.

Currently the temples in Tamil Nadu are in the government's control and here are some numbers to show you what's wrong with that ➡️
11,999 temples are dying without a single pooja taking place
34,000 temples are struggling with less than Rs 10,000 a year.
37,000 temples have just one person for pooja, maintenance, security, etc.
1200 idols have been stolen from Tamil Nadu

For over 200 years, governing authorities have kept a stranglehold on temples. Instead of being places of devotion and wellbeing, they have become instruments of revenue generation. The soul of Tamil Culture is crumbling under this pressure.
Tamil civilization grew and flourished around temples. Literature, art, music, trade, agriculture - from birth to death - in every aspect of life, temples played a central role. Temples connect us across thousands of years of ancient Tamil Culture.

You can see various videos of temples in ruins on these accounts ➡️ .foundation


Deities are not mere stone sculptures. They are living sources of energy. As deities break and temples crumble, crores of devotees in Tamil Nadu are going through enormous pain. The fate of Tamil Nadu's sacred temples can change only if devotees are allowed to manage them.

Read more on freetntemples.org and show your support by giving a missed call on 83000 83000

If you want to help save Tamil Nadu Temples but don't know what to do about it, start by giving a missed call on 83000 83000